After years of crappy — albeit free — Wi-Fi service in the Healdsburg plaza and the surrounding area, our city leaders have decided to upgrade the plaza Wi-Fi system so that people can actually rely on the connection, for a price tag of around $100,000 in taxpayer dough. At last week’s City Council meeting, KRCB news radio reports that “the council unanimously agreed to restore free Wi-Fi to Healdsburg’s Plaza, approving a $49,000 contract to run conduits and electrical wiring, along with another $50,000 for network hardware and installation. The firm hired told city leaders work could begin within a month.” No word yet on when exactly we can expect this new, stronger internet signal to be up and running in our downtown area — but as usual, I’ll keep ya posted. (Source: KRCB & City of Healdsburg via Facebook)

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Simone Wilson was born and raised in Healdsburg, CA, where she was the editor of the Healdsburg High School Hound's Bark. She has since worked as a local journalist for publications in San Diego, Los Angeles, New York City and the Middle East. Simone is now a senior product manager and staff writer for the Healdsburg Tribune.

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